Mapguide Maestro 4.0 Beta 1 is released!!!

Mapguide Maestro 4.0 Beta 1 has been released!!! Go get one and try it out!!! What are you waiting for, all you GIS Lovers!!!

To download the latest version of Mapguide Maestro please go to the link below:

http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/maestro/Downloads

How To Access A VNC Remote Desktop After The Server Reboots

Been looking for this solution for a long time, great article by AnthonyDiSante of http://encodable.com/

Ubuntu Linux, and probably other modern versions of Linux, include a built-in VNC server for remote desktop access. In Ubuntu this is called vino-server and it’s enabled via Main Menu -> System -> Preferences -> Remote Desktop.

But since this runs as the user who’s logged in to Gnome, it only starts after that user is logged in. So if you’re away from the PC and accessing it remotely, but something happens which causes/requires it to reboot, then when it comes back up, you won’t be able to access the VNC server because the user won’t be logged in.
The solution to this is actually simple as long as you have SSH enabled and you have root access (via "sudo su" for example) to the server. Just SSH to it using your normal user account. Then edit the /etc/gdm/gdm.conf file (actually it’s /etc/gdm/gdm.conf-custom on Ubuntu) and add the following lines to the [daemon] section:

AutomaticLoginEnable=true
AutomaticLogin=yourusername

Then either reboot the server by running "sudo shutdown -r now", or just restart gdm by running "sudo killall -HUP gdm". Once gdm restarts, it will automatically login as the specified user, and your vino-server process will then start, so you can VNC into the system again. Don’t forget to remove those auto-login lines from your gdm conf file when you’re done.
UPDATE: alternatively you could forget about vino and the Remote Desktop preferences altogether, and just install x11vnc on the remote system. Once it’s installed you just run it from your SSH shell, passing "-rfbauth NNN" where NNN is the port number you want it to run on. Then run your VNC viewer app on your local system to connect to the remote system on that port.

Restoring Ubuntu 11.04 Title-Bar (Min / Max / Close Bar)

For those ended up like me in loosing my top windows bar in Ubuntu 11.04, here I find a fix from Ubuntu Genius.

If you occasionally find your title-bars or window borders missing from your programs and folder windows, it’s actually quite easy to fix, and there’s no need to reboot.

You will need to edit a Compiz-Fusion setting, so open System > Preferences > CompizConfig Settings Manager; if it isn’t installed, just run sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager in a terminal.

Once open, scroll down to the Effects section, where you will see Window Decoration is not enabled. Simply click the check box to the left of it, and you should see your window borders reappear.

Keep this in mind for the future, as certain things can upset Compiz-Fusion and you’ll likely be without title-bars again (especially if you’re playing around with settings, as enabling one Compiz plugin can disable another).

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Solution To Revert Back From New Yahoo! Mail to Yahoo! Mail Classic.

I have examined the New Yahoo! Mail brings problems to the user. Directly, there is no way to break back into the previous version of Yahoo! Mail for not given the facilities (no link / button) to go back. Therefore, I have found other methods of indirect methods (unofficial).

Here it goes :
a) The first method is to reduce the screen resolution to the lowest resolution. Thereafter, refresh / web site in Yahoo! Mail. Yahoo! Mail system will display a message that says a low screen resolution can not accommodate New Yahoo! Mail. Thus, users will be proposed a link to go-back to the previous version of Yahoo! Mail. Just press the link, Yahoo Mail will go back to Yahoo! Mail Classic.

b) The second method is to disable Java Plug-in in the web browser . After disabling, then refresh the page and the user will see the first method display. Just follow the instructions and Mail Classic can be recovered.